Neighborhoods

How Are Racism, Housing, and Policing Connected?

How Suburbs’ Increasing Diversity Influences Police Practices

Policing Shapes Residents’ Perceptions of Government in City Neighborhoods

Reflections on Chicago’s Public Housing Reentry Program

Four Lessons for Advancing Racial Equity through Place-Based Initiatives

From Urban Plans to Policing: How Planning Can Shape Policing Practices and Belonging

How Does Police Presence Influence Neighborhood Preferences?

Are Cars a Necessity? During COVID-19, Low-Income Households May Consider Public Transit Alternatives

Are Housing Choice Voucher Recipients Satisfied with Their Neighborhoods?

As HUD Prepares a New Demonstration, What Do We Know about Housing Mobility and Kids’ Outcomes?

Neighborhood Cohesion and Racism-Related Stress Affect Black Adult Caregivers’ Perceptions of the Police

How Manufactured Housing Can Fill Affordable Housing Gaps

Does Whiteness Explain Local Land-Use Patterns?

Housing Diversity Makes Communities More Resilient against Economic Downturns

Why Researching Middle-Class, White Neighborhoods Can Improve Policies for Racial Equity